[Daffynition]

Very strange. If this is legit, I hope the family can heal.

[Titan Magroyne]

Wow. Now that’s just sad.

Then again, my grandmother’s obituary could have read the same way if the daughter writing it had decided to up and let it all hang out.

Wisdom may come with age, but sometimes age arrives all by itself. I don’t think that woman ever learned how to be happy. Let’s just say it was obvious the funeral director tapped to lead the service never knew her, LOL.

[peggybac]

It’s legit

http://www.legacy.com/TimesHeraldOnline/DeathNotices.asp?Page=LifeStory&PersonId=115754551

[peggybac]

Here’s the guest book

http://www.legacy.com/TimesHeraldOnline/GB/GuestbookView.aspx?PersonId=115754551

[EveningStar]

It’s been removed from the site. :)

[xJones]

I read an obituary years ago published in a leading U.S. science journal which was written by the son of a very distinguished geophysicist. The son didn't have one good word to say about Daddy Dearest, instead he wrote a lot of paragraphs complaining that his father loved science more than him and neglected him all during his childhood.

I was appalled and couldn't understand why such a nasty, petulant, whiney, spoiled brat type obit was even published.

"Honor thy father and thy mother" was obviously foreign to him, and his father had never hit him, ran around on his mother, or any other terrible thing. Junior was well fed, given a very expensive education, but that wasn't enough. He literally kicked the corpse of his father.

[djf]

Dayum!

About the only thing missing is the C word!

[EveningStar]

Update: Dolores Aguilar Obit Real